No man. SLS students can also be mad at their college if it doesn't help them get a job after 5 years of work and heavy fees. It's not that these students aren't good. Almost everyone has at least 2-3 Tier-1 internships, moot wins, and decent publications in our 2024 batch. All they need is an opportunity and our college is not helping. Don't know how worse it's going to be for the upcoming batches.

While I definitely agree with the earlier comment, however, some students have managed to get Pre Placement Offers on their own. Across a batch of 200, roughly 10-12 students have received PPOs from decent law firms (tier 1 and 2).

You cannot solely rely upon the RCC to get jobs, one should step out and leverage the alumni network to score decent opportunities.

Keeping this aside, the RCC of SLS P does invite a lot of banks, startups and in-house corporates to campus. While the packages offered are quite average (8LPA-10LPA), it has helped quite a lot of students to at least begin their career.

Hi, I'm so sorry to hear that, I hope things turn around for you soon. I'm from SLSP 2024 too, and you've neglected to mention the PPOs that people have got. There are two who got into CAM from our batch, one got into Trilegal, one got into Khaitan, and two got into Baker McKenzie (London office). And these are just the ones I know of, and I'm not someone who is very active on instagram or keeping track of the batch gossip. I know some people have gotten into SAM too, but I'm not sure who - people are being very secretive about this in this gloomy employment scenario.

About 10 people got into Argus and they're paying 16LPA, so that's really something, even if it doesn't have the Tier 1 tag. ICICI hired someone, and they're paying 16 LPA too. There were a bunch of random insurance companies, the pay isn't as good but on the bright side they're hiring people with below average cgpas, too. There are a bunch of people interning at T1s and T2s now, and I'm very hopeful that they'll make it there. Since we don't really have a minimum attendance requirement in 5th year, we have a huge advantage compared to T2 NLUs that have only one shot left - the winter internship break.

I know that it's not fantastic overall, but the other colleges are suffering too, it isn't just us. In the end, placement seems to be based on a bunch of factors outside our control - the general hiring status, which depends on the hiring of the previous year, economic factors, expansion possibilities, attrition rates, etc. If we had been in 5th year last year, we'd be singing a completely different tune about placements.

AZB, for example, hired 16 people in total last year from SLS - including the disputes team and PPOs. This year was very disappointing, because we expected a similar number based on the number of people shortlisted and the multiple rounds of interviews conducted. Through campus placement alone, Trilegal hired 10 people last year but they cut it down to 5 this year. They have given assessment internships to a few, though, let's hope that it leads to something. This isn't because our batch is better or worse than the 2023 batch, it's factors entirely outside our control. Anyway, I hope things turn out well for you. Good luck, stay hopeful!

The quality of placements at SLS Pune is declining, which is causing its reputation to suffer over time. 80% of the 2024 batch students are currently unemployed, and no Tier 1 companies are showing up for placements. Only AZB took 2 students, and Trilegal took 5. KCO decided to cancel SLS this year. Out of a batch of 200, less than 10 students will be hired by Tier 1s. Our RCC is inefficient, and can't figure out how to properly leverage their alumni network. The college does not even have a Zero Day, and they rely on random in-house companies to come and save their students. For a college that was ranked 3rd by NIRF in 2022, this is an embarrassment. I regret joining this college and would advise you to retake CLAT instead. It's not worth it.

Amity Law School Delhi, which used to be affiliated to IP University has shut down. The last batch passed out in 2022. The only Amity that exists now is Amity Noida which is one of the worst law schools in Delhi NCR. Even Lloyd Law College would be better than that

There was absolutely nothing similar between Amity Delhi

What about the batch of 2023? How was the placement of that batch? 2024 campus placements have ended? What kind of jobs did 2024 campus placements get and what's the salary range? So the others either have to get a PPO in the remaining time left before graduation or apply and try to get a job right?

I am from one of these private colleges. The placement scenario has been made in my college. Although the college is in a metro city, it is located on the outskirts. We have to compete severely with a T-1 NLU. Due to this, our placement scenario has been abysmal. We have primarily gotten local chambers or law firms and business companies hiring for legal roles with really bad packages ranging from 3-5 LPA at best. Nothing more. And, I am not even sure if a lot of people got placed for these jobs because, for all you know, the same company would have approached other colleges than mine. Apart from this, a few students in my college have grabbed a PPO at T-1 Law Firms by their own merit and effort (idk how, but i am going to say they had the network/contact to do that).

Nirma batch of 2024 has only seen 3 good PPOs till now. A few ~10-12 have gotten sub-par campus placements.

Others remain without jobs. The campus placements suck and the record of placements is at an all time low this year. Imagine only 3-4 out of 240 got a decent job.

Firstly, if NMIMS, KMSOL or whatever it is called - will have MOUs with 100 random law firms then ofc kids will get placed. Secondly, batch size is way higher so no point reducing the same for public interest. Thirdly, speak to final year insiders to get the real picture about placements thereof. The law firm bros don't even take the college seriously tbvh since the only private law school options which prevail are SLS, Pune and JGLS; barring which GLC and ILS are the go-to points.